My toxic boss treats me and my co-workers like absolute garbage, ruling with an iron fist,

and always saying he's going to fire us if we do even the smallest thing wrong. So, I decided

to get some revenge by exposing the fact that he owes hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt

to various financial institutions that he was clearly trying to avoid. And I've honestly

never been happier to see somebody get fired

in my life. Here's what happened. To start things out, mobile phones became common in my country at around

2004, just as I finished high school. And my parents bought me my first phone, which was a secondhand Nokia.

It was bulky and basic, but I promised myself that someday I'd buy a new phone with my own money.

When college started, I had a two-hour daily commute. In high school, I excelled academically

and won several district-level awards. These awards were being distributed during my first year

of college, and won Nationalized Bank Award, finally gave me enough money for a new phone.

So, I bought a Sony-Eriksson K-300i, and I also got a

premium SIM card, not realizing that it had been abandoned by its previous owner. By the third day,

I started receiving calls from a guy who we will call Brandon from various financial institutions.

It turned out the number previously belonged to him, and for 20 years, I've been getting these calls.

Determined to get my premium number, I began a routine of blocking wrong numbers.

Back then, blocking was device-specific, so each time I got a new phone, I had to start over

and keep a list of numbers that I wanted to block.

Fast forward, and I got my first job after graduating in 2009.

Around 2010, I was assigned to a new project with a notorious reputation for burning people out due to a nefarious project manager named Bran.

I didn't know his full name for quite a while, but he took pride in making our lives a living nightmare.

Brand ruled with an iron fist. From the moment his team stepped into the office,

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